Giang Trang, who is known for singing songs by late songwriter Trịng Công Sơn, recently released a record entitled Lênh Đênh Nhớ Phố (Nostalgia for the Old Streets).

Women in Việt Nam and other countries are encouraged to join the photo contest, Ảnh Đẹp Áo Dài (Beautiful Images of Vietnamese Traditional Dress), which aims to capture images of women in áo dài.

The annual Lim love duet singing festival, which often takes place on the 13th-14th of the first lunar month, will be marked this year with a festival titled Về Miền Quan Họ (Visiting Quan Họ Region).

Poets from different countries recited poems in their mother tongues at a ceremony held on February 21 in Hà Nội to celebrate International Mother Language Day.

A photo exhibition about the life and religion of the Bru – Vân Kiều ethnic group in Viet Nam has opened at the HCM City Fine Arts Museum.

Guinness Việt Nam has recognised the Tulip Festival at Le Jardin d’Amour in Sun World Bà Nà Hills as the biggest in Việt Nam.

His Holiness Gyalwang Drukpa, spiritual master of Buddhism’s Drukpa Lineage unfurled the giant Avalokiteshvara Thongdrol to open the Avalokiteshvara Festival at Tây Thiên Grand Mandala Stupa, in the northern province of Vĩnh Phúc.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has approved a plan to preserve and develop traditional costumes of ethnic minority peoples throughout Việt Nam.

Hundreds of customers have flocked to a small hair salon in the capital’s Đống Đa District for free haircuts. But there’s a catch.